The Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation helps nations, business & organisations work better together to end poverty. #EffectiveCooperation#
~400 leaders from 85 countries join High-Level Dialogue #UNGA81# 🌍
With less aid, how can co-operation deliver more?
Leaders call for #effectivecooperation# to deliver impact as #GPEDC# launches final monitoring round before 2030. 20 countries join.
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📢 #2026HLD# launches the 5th Monitoring Round, the last cycle before 2030.
20 governments have already expressed interest in monitoring development co-operation in their country!
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.@Sida at #HLD2026# presented a Joint Statement by the #GPEDC# Co-Chairs/Steering Committee members, reaffirming that dvlpt effectiveness makes scarce resources count & called on all to act on GPEDC evidence to deliver greater impact in run-up to 2⃣0⃣3⃣0⃣
"Diversity can be a strength, but w/o coordination it can also dilute impact. By aligning across processes, drawing on the GPEDC's policy expertise, we can...build a global architecture that supports countries in delivering for their people” @LokThapa2071 at #HLD2026#
At the #2026HLD#, H.E. Ms. Kim Jina, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs @RepublicofKorea, stressed that reducing duplication, improving strategic alignment, and delivering greater impact for partner countries must guide our efforts globally 🌎🌐
At the #2026HLD#, Mr. @Walidbadawi from @UNDP reminded us that people remain at the heart of our work. This is the moment to do better, maximize every dollar spent, and make development co-operation more effective for every child and community.
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Speaking at the #2026HLD#, Ms. María del Pilar Garrido highlighted that 20 years after the Paris Declaration, the 4th Monitoring Round shows mixed progress against effectiveness commitments made by partner countries and development partners.
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At the #2026HLD#, Ms. Nurgul Dzhanaeva stressed that participation is a right and dev effectiveness is key to poverty reduction. Without an enabling environment for CSOs, the wider agenda cannot succeed. We must take effective cooperation to the next level.
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Opening the #2026HLD#, H.E. Mr. Febrian Alphyanto Ruddyard highlighted how the line between provider and recipient is increasingly blurring, emphasizing that every partner now has a vital contribution to make.
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Looking forward to this imp dialogue. #SDG# progress is severely lagging while 93 percent of the world's population live in adverse #civicspace#. Time to make the connection on why Civil Society is being disenabled @CIVICUSMonitor@CIVICUSalliance
Today is the day! 🚀
The #GPEDC# High-Level Dialogue starts today at 13:00 CEST.
Join global leaders online to discuss key findings of @OECD@UNDP Progress Report 2026 and shape more #EffectiveCooperation#.
🔴 Last chance to register:
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Consultation isn’t enough. We need real partnership. 🤝
70%+ of CSOs cite limited-quality consultations. Time to engage civil society from the start.
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🎤 Announcing our Master of Ceremonies for the 2026 High-Level Dialogue: Henry Bonsu!
Join him and global leaders online 🌍 on Oct 6 (13:00–16:00 CEST) for an impactful discussion on #EffectiveCooperation#
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Last chance to register! ⏳
Join global leaders & experts online for the 2026 High-Level Dialogue on Oct 6 (13:00–16:00 CEST) 🌍
👉 Check out the latest programme and secure your spot today to shape #EffectiveCooperation#
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What does the evidence really say?
7 key findings from the 2026 @DevCooperation Progress Report 👇
📊 Making Development Co-operation More Effective Progress Report 2026:
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Join us online for the launch of the Making Development Co-operation More Effective: Progress Report 2026, bringing together development leaders from governments, development partners, civil society and the private sector.
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.@DevCooperation@UNDP@OECDdev new Progress Report 2026 is out ❕
First time in 8 years, we have fresh evidence on development effectiveness from 44 countries and 93 development partners: 📊
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The Progress Report 2026 presents the first findings from the Kampala Principles Assessment, looking at how governments, development partners and businesses work together in development co-operation.
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How effectively are we working together to deliver better development results?
The new @OECD report brings together evidence from 44 partner countries and 93 development partners to take stock of progress and where challenges remain.
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The Progress Report 2026 finds that development priorities increasingly cover groups at risk of exclusion. Partner countries are also increasingly breaking down targets and results indicators to track progress across different groups.
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